Today, many teachers use audio-visual accessories during their lessons, which makes the classroom environment interactive and helps students learn the material more easily. course. Similarly, back then, students had to write all lecture notes manually. But now we are looking for PDF notes from our teachers. The worst case scenario would be taking a photo of the notes with a cell phone. This definitely gives students time to focus on the teacher's lecture rather than copying notes. These facilities available today were fairy tales for students a few years ago. Plus, students don't have to struggle with the library's huge stacks of books to find information for their research papers. With the help of the Internet, one can now easily access a huge amount of information within seconds. For example, even though I am writing this article on a day when the library is closed, I was able to gather the necessary information myself thanks to the Internet. This has made my job much easier because I don't have to go to the library and go through those huge dusty piles of books and tirelessly go through many books and periodicals to write this article. On top of that, I can search for information on any topic almost anytime and anywhere using my phone. Additionally, students can now take classes online, giving them the choice to be present in their classroom remotely. You can sit in front of your computer and join the conference, ask your teacher questions and participate in the class discussion. It's almost no different from being physically present in class. Technology has provided us with every opportunity to succeed academically. In an article describing how modern technology has shaped the classroom, technology journalist Gregory Huang describes the scenario of a Chinese university classroom: “A wall of smart screen sound »